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She seems a very nice level headed girl as well as talented footballer and I can see her becoming a Dees' favourite.

Or kids, 3 game memberships, restricted not full memberships etc, or the percentage stated was incorrect.

That is not correct. It is 2024 members who vote for the 2024 AGM/Election.

He achieved his aim, clickbait and people discussing it. Move on, it is an irrelevant article.

Thanks GW and love your last line. I have a feeling about this kid, that I know others might not share, but we will see as the season unfolds. I also don't think it can be overestimated, the benefit that can come from a few indigenous boys being at the same club and carving out their footy careers, together with their brothers.

Any more info on Roy, either what you saw today, or heard?

Yes.

Yes, the Redleg rubbish bin.

Possibly.

Agree. It is harder to develop kids when you are getting smashed around the contest and generally on the scoreboard.

The thing I noticed at my first training session this pre season on friday, was an improved level of fitness at this time of year and the increased number of bigger players I saw. I was shocked at the size of Fullarton, who is muscled up from this season and clearly has the body to impose himself on the field. We will see. Also the 2nd - 4th year players muscling up was apparent. We will definitely be a stronger side physically this season.

Late scratching, pulled a shoe off and slight injury. Will run next week at Pakenham.

Tom has obviously been in the gym since the end of last season, as he is now massive. His upper body has transformed. It’s up to Tom in 2025 obviously, as it probably is a make or break year for him.

That bloke in the number 5 jumper is simply a freak. Did some things yesterday that were pure magic. He looked really invested and to have him back and a fit 13, is beyond making a difference.

And then off to the Redleg Urinal.

School will work with the MFC to help the MFC get what it wants. There was also a bit about despite the Chairman’s dog walking, the MRC is working closely with the MFC. Second article saying the project could be finished by 2028 and club has had feasibility approved and has moved to funding stage. It is happening and hopefully finished in 4 years maybe less.

Mt Scopus will help the Dees get their facility. Demons’ breakthrough in $100m facility fight First look: Inside Melbourne’s Caulfield Racecourse plans

Jeffo looked good. Goody has said he will play seniors this year.

What, you are killing our Captain?

No, but I can see a big possibility for the Redleg Urinal.

1966-1970 I did honours Matriculation, meaning I failed the first go, as I only sat for 2 subjects, English and Music. I was playing in bands and heading the wrong way, but my Parents intervened and life took a u-turn.

1980’s. Team Manager in 1970’s. Member of Club Foundation. Founded a supporters group, started the first club magazine, did some recruiting and other roles over the years. That is a summary.

Remember he is a 9 year old now, so getting very close to retirement.

It would be a done deal for the Dees if I was.

I just realized I am in a pretty unique situation in this project. I am a MFC member of about 50 years and former Executive Director of the Club, among other roles. I am a Life Governor and member of the Foundation of Mt. Scopus College, with grand children attending the school. I am not a former student, as I went to Melbourne High School, which I am incidentally also a Life member of the MHSOBA ( the old boys association ). I am also a member of the MRC and part owner of racehorses, including one running in the last race at Caulfield this saturday, which I hope doesn't " clam up " ( a hint as to which horse ). I will see if I can engage any of the Committee for some info on Saturday, in the winner's room hopefully, after winning the last race.🤞